do you think this litterbox will work for small kittens in a cage? what are the measurements? kittens weigh 2 lbs.
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I believe so. My guinea pig at full grown was about the size of a kitten. As for the measurements I don't remember, (My guinea pig recently passed away) but it took up half of the guinea pig cage, if that gives you any ideas.
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Mary, I think that would be perfect for a baby kitten. They will make less mess too.
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Yes, that is exactly what I bought mine for - an eight week old Himalayan kitten in a kitty condo. The pan fit on the bottom of the cage and has a great twist on lock to hold it still. It is 14x12x7. It is higher in the back than in the front, so my kitten (who is now 9 months and still loves this as her main litter box) did not have any trouble getting in and out of it. Definitely recommend for kitten in kitty condo!!
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Hi Mary May work. One thing though. The front lip is low so ferrets can back in. That's the way they do it. Funny to watch. They don't bury like cats so spillover isn't an issue (except when the litter is new and they decide it's fun to play in the litter). With cats, you may end up with litter spill out the front. Also, they may outgrow it soon.
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I was looking for a litter box for a larger size cat and this was the one that kept coming up in searches. My cat is about 10 pounds with a long body and long tail and she was outgrowing her old litter box. This one gives her plenty of room. Hope this helps!
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It's made of tentlike material, so it's held up to my cat's nibbling. I think two cats would fit fine together, but if you are going to put a litterbox inside, probably only enough room for one.
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I would have to say no to bunnies. The holes are so small that only baby bunnies would likely fit in it. Definitely not an adult bunny. My kitten is 3.8 pounds and 12 weeks old and I wasn't sure he would even fit inside.
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my 3 cats are just under 10 pounds each. In the large, thy have room to move and turn around. The small would probably work, but for long periods it may be a bit restrictive.
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I did not find it too small at all. In fact it seems larger to me than regular boxes. And the sides worked well. My cat is on the small side, though, at 7 lbs.
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I'm going to go with no... not for long, anyway. My cat's maybe ten pounds and she fits fairly well, but I tried to put her and her sister in it once and they jammed their heads into the top of it and glared until I let them back out. For a quick vet trip, yeah you probably COULD, but I wouldn't on anything longer than that.
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The one we have at work is not the exact same one, but VERY similar. It's roughly 2ft wide and 4 1/2 ft tall. It's good for kittens up to 8 months. Beyond that, depending on how many you are trying to have occupy it at one time can be tricky. The older they are, the fewer there should be in there.
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If your going to have a litter box in the cage id say no. I have a holland lop and it was too small for him im not sure how much he weighes... but if you're not putting anything else but a food bowl and water it should be okay.
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I got it for my 3lb chihuahua puppy and its perfect for him. I would think it will be a perfect size for kittens
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Ditto the previous response. Doree Tateoka's measurements are right on. I really like my two Flip Litter Boxes for our 'wall spraying' kitteh. Remember, once your cat steps into the box he/she will be a couple inches higher depending on how much litter you use.
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i use it for my two dogs. One is 25lbs. and one is 30lbs. They are quite comfortable in there. I have never had cats so I am not sure how big the litter box would be, but I think if it is small it should fit. There is extra room.
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I don't think this system is designed for large cats. The cat that uses my litter box is about 5 lbs.I also have a cat that is 20lbs and can't imagine him in that litter box! btw he goes outside.
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We use this cage for our store kennel and the size is adequate for either 1 or 2 cats. No real problems other than the trays will crack when cats that are heavy jump down. No toes, paws etc. caught.
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No. Unless your cats are very small for their weight. My cat weighed about 10 pounds. The rule is that the animals should be able to move around in the crate. Don't think this would work.
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It will hold a small kitten. Just be sure to zip tie the corners tightly. So little paws do not get stuck
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I don't know how big your cats are, but my largest is over 16 lbs and he measures about 2 feet long not counting his tail and approximately a foot and a half tall from feet to top of head. This box is big.